Red Star Line Museum
Refugee stories – schools
Do your pupils/students have many questions about migration and refugees? Does it seem like an impossible task to address this theme? One of our guides, a teacher themselves, will take you on a tour of the exhibition.
Dutch, French, English, German
From 31/03/2022 10:00 pm (UTC) until 11/12/2022 10:59 pm (UTC)
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Select the number of participants per guided tour or the number of individual tickets needed.
The 70 Years of Geneva exhibition explores the authentic stories of refugees who travelled to Belgium over the last 70 years. Stories about frustration, uncertainties and traumas, but also about courage, resilience and perseverance. What decisions did they have to make during their journey? Who did they meet along the way? And what about the label ‘refugee’? Will they ever be able to shake it? Come and enjoy this thought-provoking exhibition.
The Red Star Line Museum tells the story of two million passengers who once crossed the ocean on the Red Star Line steamers to reach America. Some of them would also be considered refugees today. This shows that this is not just a topical issue that has developed during the last few years. Throughout time, millions of people have left their homes during wars and crises to seek safety.
Practical information:
- This guided tour is suitable for groups of pupils in 3rd grade of primary education, secondary education and higher education
- Maximum 15 persons per group, maximum 2 groups at the same time
- Duration: 90 minutes
Contact details for visitors
2000 Antwerpen